Pillowcases 80x80, 40x80 & 40x60 cm

Pillowcases are available from biberna individually and in twin packs in all common sizes: 80x80 cm for the classic German pillow, 40x80 cm for neck support and comfort pillows, 40x60 cm for children's pillows and small pillows, 40x40 cm as decorative pillows, plus 40x145 cm for side sleeper pillows and 15x40 cm for neck rolls. All made from 100% cotton, washable at 60°C, and available in up to 22 colors to match our bedding; mélange flannel and mako satin with a zipper, fine jersey with an elastic all-round band.

Which cover for which pillow?

80x80 cm: the standard pillow in Germany. Available as a fine jersey twin pack in 22 colors, as a mélange flannel cover in 14 mottled colors for winter and as mako satin in the Mix-&-Match designs: stripes, dots, and graphics. 40x80 cm: for neck support pillows and everyone who sleeps on a flat pillow. Fine jersey twin pack, mélange flannel, and mako satin 40x80 in four solid colors.

40x60 cm: the children's size and small pillow, in fine jersey (twin pack) and mélange flannel. 40x40 cm: decorative pillows, in fine jersey, mélange flannel, and mako satin.

Side sleeper pillows and neck rolls

For side sleeper pillows, there is the fine jersey cover 40x145 cm in a twin pack: stretchy, so that it adapts to the pillow, and in the same colors as the other sizes. The fine jersey cover 15x40 cm fits neck rolls.

Which quality matches my bedding?

Fine jersey is knitted, stretchy cotton: soft, non-iron, suitable all year round, and with 22 colors, the largest selection to match a second pillowcase to bedding or a fitted sheet. Mélange flannel is cotton brushed from our own weaving mill in Hamminkeln, the warm partner to Biber flannel and flannel bedding; the 14 colors match the mélange flannel bedding. Mako satin is smooth and cool; the Mix-&-Match designs allow the duvet cover and pillowcases to be freely combined. Which size and material are right for your pillow is explained in the guide Choosing the right pillowcase.

Care

All pillowcases are washable at 60°C. Without fabric softener, jersey stays elastic and flannel stays fluffy; the sewn-in care label is the main guide. Since pillowcases get dirty faster than duvet covers, a twin pack for changing is worth it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pillow size is standard?
In Germany, 80x80 cm. 40x80 cm is becoming more common because sleep specialists recommend flatter pillows that support only the head and not the shoulders. The dimensions are stated on the pillow's label.

Does a 40x80 cover fit a 40x80 pillow?
Yes. Covers are cut to the nominal size of the pillow; the fine jersey cover stretches smoothly over the pillow with its all-round elastic band, while flannel and satin with a zipper fit precisely. An 80x80 cover on a 40x80 pillow, however, will bunch up.

Which cover fits a side sleeper pillow?
The fine jersey cover 40x145 cm. It fits side sleeper and nursing pillows that are 40 cm wide and up to 145 cm long.

Which pillowcases are available in twin packs?
Fine jersey in all six sizes (80x80, 40x80, 40x60, 40x40, 40x145, 15x40). Mélange flannel and mako satin are sold individually.

Are there Flannel pillowcases?
Yes, as mélange flannel: the same brushed cotton as Flannel, woven more finely and mottled, in 80x80, 40x80, 40x60, and 40x40 cm. It matches the color of the mélange flannel bedding and most fine Flannel designs.

At what temperature should I wash pillowcases?
At 60°C. This is sufficient against dust mites and for pillows that absorb a lot of moisture at night.

Guide: Pillow sizes 80x80 and 40x80: which one is right for you?

Guide: Choosing the right pillowcase: size, material, and closure

Guide: Two duvets or one? Choosing the right duvet for a double bed

Guide: The pillowcase slips off the pillow: what causes it and what really helps

Guide: The pillowcase is damp in the morning: Which material helps when your head sweats at night?